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fossilesque@lemmy.dbzer0.comM to Science Memes@mander.xyzEnglish · 2 months ago

we are type 2

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    For those of you heathens who are not familiar, this is a pudu, the best tiny deer in the world.

    That is all. You’re all welcome.

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    How can something so grossly oversimplified be so true?

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    One is expected to be protected and nurtured after it’s born, the other is expected to enter the Thunderdome days later.

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      At birth*. Deer will drop a Bambi at full sprint to distract a predator.

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      Newborn giraffes fall from the uturus 2 meters high.

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    Type 2 is a problem with the receptor, you monsters.

  • rockerface 🇺🇦@lemm.ee
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    This also happens with birds. I believe there are even biological names for those groups.

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      Comparing newborn chicks vs. baby ravens is hilarious for this reason

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    Deer confirmed as reptilian invaders from space, noted.

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    Reading about monotremes is always a fun rabbit-hole

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    It’s even worse with birds. You have chicks, ducklings, -aand everything else.

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    Are we? Baby humans are cute af.

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      Both baby animals in the pic are also adorable

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      Cuteness is in the eye of the beholder…

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      That is not the aspect that differentiates the types.

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